CSS Display Property Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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In this video we learn about the CSS property "display." We take a look at the most common values and their typical uses in web pages.
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You just cleared up in less than 10 minutes what has caused me trouble for literally years. Thank you! Great presentation.
Alex Calder CSS display can be tricky - it's great to hear the video was helpful, thanks!
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Your videos are simple, no frills, and informative. Thank you a bunch. I sort of mixed up the position, display, and float values but with the help of your video I'm starting to sort out how they're different and how they work together.
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Awesome! I had an image inside an anchor tag, and there was always a space below it, and I couldn't figure out why. It's because images are inline by default! Switching the image to display: block fixed my issue. Apparently the space below the image was the space for the "descender" like you have in certain letters (j, y, g, q) that goes below the text "baseline". This space is also used for underlines and things of that nature. Thanks for the explanation!
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Thank you, thank you, thank you! That has completely cleared that up for me.
great tutorial for understanding the very important display-property in css
great tutorial. very clear and concise! thanks
best video about display
Nicely and greatly explained. Thank you.
Nice and clear! But I have a question though - If img is an inline element then how can we set it's width and height ?!
thank you so much! clarified my inline/block notions. Bless u.
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Thank you for the explanation!
Suppose you write a new paragraph with id="p2" in a parent paragraph.then if we write #p2{display:inline} we can see that the child paragraph won't act like the tag .
For example
piggy something in the middle
Result:
Piggy
Something in the middle
I expected a result like this:
Piggy something in the middle.
can you please make a video on how to make items slider for ecommerce site? thanks in advance!
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Thank you so much!!! You helped me!
can I have which editor u are using and what is operating system
do you have code repos for the above tutorials??
May I know which IDE or Editor you are using?
Awesome vid thanks!
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Which software you are coding on?
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Thank you. Very usefull.
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Now how can we make 3 blocks in a line? Do we need to first put 3 divs inside the main div and give inline-block to the main div or give inline-blocks to the 3 divs inside the main div?
You can apply inline-block to each of the divs that you want next to eachother. Adding to the main div will make it be inline to it's parent, so probably not what you want.
Makes sense. Thanks.
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Well explained (y)
Why was the vertical height ignored, but the vertical padding was not ?
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Bruh,, this video is the sh#t 👍🏾 ...
because the display property explain really vaguely by a lot of people.
nice
heighth is not a word...but thanks for the video :-)
The blue box is bigger!
sublime text in MAC O.S.
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10 minutes for explain 4 propierties...
i lose ten minutes
very very long. bad practice